Re: Framework MIA
Re: Framework MIA
- Subject: Re: Framework MIA
- From: Quincey Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2013 15:54:00 -0800
On Jan 29, 2013, at 15:21 , Todd Heberlein < email@hidden> wrote: If the frameworks "Skip Install" is set to NO, then I cannot archive properly.
What does "not … properly" mean? Are you referring to a linker warning message? After setting "Skip Install" to YES in the frameworks, I can export the program properly, but I get an error when I double click the application. Looking at the error message, I see the application looked for the framework in the system directory and couldn't find it:
Are these in fact private frameworks? If so, check that you haven't forgotten to create a Copy Files phase for your target that copies the frameworks to the "Frameworks" destination in your App bundle. (You can check "Copy only when installing" -- which really means "when archiving" -- since Xcode fudges this with an internal symbolic link when you do an intermediate build/run.)
If they're not private frameworks, you need to set "Skip Install" back to NO, and set up the installation settings properly to avoid the linker warning.
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